Before go to Pattaya or Bang Saen, let's pay a visit at Na Ja Sa Tai Zhi Shrine

Address  : วิหารเทพสถิตพระกิติเฉลิม  ศาลเจ้าหน่าจาซาไท้จื้อ
1/13 ม.5 ถ.อ่างศิลา-บางเสน ต.อ่างศิลา อ.เมือง จ.ชลบุรี โทร.0-3839-8381-4 

Na Ja Sa Tai Zhi shrine (ศาลเจ้าหน่าจาซาไท้จื้อ) was located at Tambon Ang-Si-La, Chonburi.
This shrine was originally just a small shrine. There were so many disciples who respect in the glory of the lord coming to worship. The shrine was expanded to be larger and beautifully decorated.
The peace and tranquility of this sacred place has drawn a lot of visitors to worship and make a prayer for the flourished life.

The place is in Chonburi province. Not too far from Bang-Saen , and Pattaya.  Let's pay a visit before you move on.

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Shopping guidelines. Should I bargain?

One of the most enjoyable parts that many ladies love to do in Thailand, especially Bangkok, is to shopping. No matter shopping malls to street-side stands, have you ever wondered if the price is right? bargain or not bargain??
Here is some guidelines
In department stores - you are not expected to bargain. You have to buy at the tag price.
(however, the small kiosks that rent a place in the department stores are owned by individuals. In most cases, the prices can be bargained)

Food & restaurants  -- No bargain.

Street-side stalls (cloths, souvenir, etc.) -- You can try to bargain.

A very good tip for bargaining with Thai people is "Smile". Make it with politeness and smiley face, rather than demanding action.

Another good tip is "be an early bird". Many Thai stallholders believe that if the first person asks for the prices and makes purchase, they will be good fortune and will make good selling for the whole day. It simply means , they will be very open to your counter-offer price. This basically gives you a little bit more advantage to make a good bargain.

Enjoy shopping!!


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The Chinese Vegetarian Festival has started

Did you notice many food shops put a yellow flag on? It is simply a sign of "Vegetarian food".
The Chinese Vegetarian Festival or Nine Emperor Gods Festival has started since today , 27 September 2011 until 5 October. Totally 9 days to eat no meat and some specific kind of food.

It is a good festival that encourage people to stop eating meat , which also means to stop the killing too.

Many cities in Thailand hold the ceremony. The biggest and most attractive one could be the one in Phuket.